Opening & Cleaning

Cotton is opened and cleaned to remove dust and unwanted material before moving to the next stage of yarn preparation.

Separating & Aligning Fibres

Carding separates, cleans and aligns cotton fibres to create a more uniform fibre arrangement for further processing.

Improving Fibre Uniformity

Drawing further improves fibre alignment and uniformity, preparing the material for subsequent spinning operations.

Refining Cotton Fibres

For combed yarn, the combing process removes short fibres and remaining impurities to prepare the fibres for refined yarn production.

Preparing the Fibre Strand

Prepared cotton fibres are converted into a thinner strand known as roving, ready for the final spinning stage.

Creating the Final Yarn

Roving is drafted and twisted through ring or compact spinning to convert the prepared fibres into finished cotton yarn.

Forming Yarn Packages

The finished yarn is wound onto cones or suitable packages for inspection, packing and subsequent supply.

Checking Yarn Consistency

Finished yarn is inspected for relevant quality parameters such as count, strength and uniformity before approval.

Ready for Customer Supply

Approved yarn is packed and prepared for dispatch according to the applicable order and customer requirements.